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Show THE PROVO POST TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1922 Mrs. Phillip Hurst was visitor over the week-en- a Provo SPEC I d. Mrs. William Young of Tucson, Ariz., is visiting in this city for a.j number of days While here she will be the guest of her brother, Harry 150 Butler. MIm Thelm Huish, Society Editor Phone 13 j Pairs of Mens Bostonian Shoes Mr. and Mrs. William Hawkins and children, Mrs. Thomas Van Ausdell, Mrs. J. W. Huish and Miss Laveria Ausdell motored to Spanish Van In compliment to Mrs. Creighton Fork Friends and neighbors of Mrs.sur-J. today to attend the Blackhawk Brown of Hollywood, California, Mrs. reunion, held in that city. Will Lewis gave her a genuine Loose Steihl entertained at an prise1 Saturday evening, the occasion Fay Monluneheon at her home L. A. Montague has returned being in celebration of her birthday informal Cut flowefs were ar- to Mrs. afternoon. day in Glenns Ferry, Idaho, The guests home her anniversary. used throughout the rooms, after a this city as came laden with flowers and lunch- tistically pleasant visit inMrs. formed an the J. Milt Mr. and of eon. The hours were pleasantly spent while sweet peas and ferns guest the lunch- Jones. . with games and music, during which attractive centerpiece for a dainty Following luncheon was served to the follow- eon table. of the afterremainder the Mrs. luncheon Miss LaVieve Huish, Miss Leah ing participants: , BishopMrs.andErnest sewwith was noon spent pleasantly and Miss Josephine Madsen Smart ,Xi. L. Nelson, Mr. and included entertained The music. guests and Leah ing Henrichsen, Miss at a delightful canyon Henrichsen, Provo Mr. and Mrs. Asael Dahlquist, Mr. a number of Mrs. Steihls evening. The hostess, Sunday outing with their guests motored up south and Mrs. Byron Clark, Mr. and Mrs. friends. D. William Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John fork, where a large bonfire was Stubbs, Mr. and Mrs. T. William Thomas Pyne of Salt Lake City is made, and a campfire supper served. in Following supper the remainder of Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Myers, spending his summers vacation Mr. and Mrs- - Carlyle Hinckley, Mrs. this city with-hiparents, Dr. and the evening was spent with games, . Harriet B. Scott, Mrs. Sarah Jones, Mrs. H. S. and the singing of old familiar songs. Pyne. H. E. Hullinger of Vernal, Miss Zina The participants were as follows: Mr. Elden, Messrs. Kenneth, CranEarl, and Mrs. Charles Wilde, Mr. dnd Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Crandall, Louis Dean and Sterling Lewis, and .the dall andAgnes have Crandall Byron W. Dastrup, Miss Alberta Miss Camille was in guest of honor, Mrs. Lewis, ofwho this Huish, Miss Thora Wright, Rowe home city to their beauti- returned Claude Groesbeck of Springville, the recipient of a number tour auto following a ten days Bern Vern ful gifts. Johnson, National Ashworth, Yellowstone through the r hostesses. and the Broadbent an park. They report haying had Harold E. Hullinger of Vernal is excellent trip. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Beesley spent school. attending the B. Y. U.hesummer is the guest ' Miss Sadie Ollerton has returned the day in Spanish Fork, attending While in this city of his former missionary companion, to her home in this city after a pleas- the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Blackhawk Indian War VetJ. Earl Lewis. ant three weeks visit at Lava Hot erans. Springs, Idaho, as the guest of her i Mrs. and H. Heal Mr. and Mrs. sister, Miss Mamie Ollerton. Mrs. Clark Newell will be hostess E. J. Ward were Salt Lake visitors to the members of the Thursday EveMiss Idah Hayward of Pankuitch rendered Sunday, where Mrs. Heal th-ThursM. I. is a Provo visitor for a number of ning Bridge club at her home' two pleasing vocal solos at of tables Three afternoon. day A. conjoint services of the Thirty-fir- days, visiting with her aunt, Miss bridge will be followed by luncheon. Her numbers Anna Larsen. L. D. S. ward. were well received by a large atMrs. David Eccles and her three Mrs. Bertha Ross was a Salt Lake tendance. Mrs. Vivian Eccles Scow-crodaughters, week-envisitor over the of Ogden, Mrs. Veda Savage of Mrs. H. Fred Cluff has as her Los and Mrs. Lila Eccles Angeles to JDr. and Mrs. H. guests for a number of days Mrs. S. In compliment Brimhall and son, McKeen; Dean R. was Tieah Ekins Mrs. Pyne, Jr., Mar3ory Brom of Newton, Iowa, and Dr. LaGrand Brimhall, Hardy of New hostess at a prettily appointed dinner York, Kenneth Muffet of Salt Lake City. of and Mrs. Provo, formerly Garat her home Sunday afternoon. Marian were of Banks the Mrs. David Grant is spending the den flowers formed an attractive ta- guests of Dr. andOgden Mrs. H. George were laid for Brimhall at week at Springdell in Provo canyon ble centerpiece. Covers summer at home their rethe dinner as the guest of Mrs. Jessie Knight. twenty. Following in Provo canyon, Springdell Sunday was pleasmainder of the afternoon evening. The guests left Monday for the home of the host- New Secretary of State and Mrs. H. E. antly spent atwhich York, the trip to be made by renMrs. Pyne Crockett of Salt Lake and Mrs. Sarah ess, during auto. Dr. Deaq, R. Brimhall will reA. Turner and daughter, LaPreal of dered a number of pleasing vocal se- sume his work with the Psychological Logan, motored to Provo Sunday, lections.of association at the CoPsychology where they spent the day as the Mrs. lumbia Eccles and university. L. F. Wilson of Salt Lake City Mrs. ScOwcroft will guests of .Mr. and Mrs. H. W. in sail Sepearly week-end as the tember to in this city spent the to attend the Pasguest of Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Pyne, Jr. sion play, Europe which will be held three Frank Crockett of Mt. Pelier, Idaat this fall updays Oberammergau, Virho, wasthe guests of the Misses From there per Bavaria, Germany. and Mildred Crockett over the ginia they will journey to Egypt, where week-enthey plan to spend the winter months. Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Banks Mr. and .Mrs. Horatio Jones speitf'! visit in New York for several S Hr H Pyne is visiting in Carey, will Saturday in Salt Lake Cit visiting while Dr. Hardy will con-- I months, of a with for number with friends and relatives. days Idaho, with his work in the New York tinue I his Mrs. Duffin. Rachel daughter, f Miss Cuba Dayton is spending the I The trip was made by auto. Mrs. II. hospitals. week in Nephi, visiting with friends. JS. Pyne, who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Struhs, who Mrs. Duffin for two weeks, will make have been visiting in this city with Mrs. J. M. Jensen, Mrs. Effie Kee- the return trip to Provo with her Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Madsen and Mr. ler and son. Jay, are visiting at Ce- husband. Mrs. LeRoy Frandsen, have reand Mrs. of as Jensens dar the guests to their home in McGills, Nev. turned sister, Mrs, O. W. Hyde, and niece, George H. Anderson of Sutherland a Provfa visitor Monday, the Mrs. Roy.Frisby. They, expect to reMrs. Zina Scott and sons, Berdine main- there for three or four weeks; guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank Ramand Hal, have returned to Provo sey. Miss Luella Ramsey returned a visit at Knightsville with following to Mrs. in his home Anderson with Mr. Mrs. and Bernell Sturgis for the Sutherland, where she plans to visit past week. fiVe or six weeks. for self-invit- A L'j 0 PAIR REGULAR PRICE, $10.00 PAIR These Shoes will give you jnore than ten dollars worth of wear ed YOUR MONEYS WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK IS OUR POLICY s FREAKS FAIL , TO GET FAR IN SPORTS Unconventional Mannerisms Seldom Aid in Realms of Sportdom. e st By JOE WILLIAMS. an athletic freak? Does it pay to Are unconventional mannerisms in the ring, cm the diamond, on the tennis court, or anywhere else in the realm of sportdom and the assurance of sparse success to be. preferred to an orthodox style and the gamble of complete success or no success at all? There have been freaks of the ft , d. - 4 i I d. j ! 1 , I w-a- dinner at tained at a their home Sunday afternoon, in eompliment to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McEwan and Fred McEwan of .Salt Lake City. Garden flowers formed the table centerpiece. Roy Gardner of Payson spent Saturday inthis city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Huish. Complimentary to Mrs John and Miss Effie Arrowsmith of Preston, Canada Mrs. Leah Ekins was hostess at a dinner party at her home Saturday afternoon. Garden flowers and ferns were used as table decoration Covers were laid for eight. ith The Garden City Lodge No. 10, Knights of Pythias, will hold an outing Sunday afternoon at the Saratoga lake resort. The families or partners of the Pythians will be the honored guests. The afternoons program wall include swimming from 3 until 5:30 p m., after which a well appointed supper will be served. Following supper a program of short addresses and musical selections wall be car ried out. A program of games and sporting events will also! be conducted. In the evfening dancing will be It is expected that from enjoyed. fifty to sixty Knights of Pythias and guests will be in attendance. All Knights of Pythias, whether members of the Provo lodge or not, are cordially invited to attend. Geneva Beach TUESDAY, AUG. -- 8 - PROVO BAND Hundreds of Free x Balloons, 50 Yellows , w. The Lake View boy scouts are en- ATTENTION so-call- ed i mer home at Wildwood canyon. in Knights of Pythias All Knights and their Families are cordially invited to join us in a picnic and real ? f fraternal outing at r Miss Norma Bandley, who has been visiting in Storrs with her sister, Mrs. Ivan L. Thorne, has returned to Provo. Saratoga Springs Next Sunday, August 13th Garden City Lodge No 10 Consequently he did not develop as the years rolled on. Today he is recognized as the champion of the junior lightweights. Which means nothing. Tnere is about as much interest in the junlior lightweight division as in the size collar Fatty Arbuckle wore in his first custard classic. Another fine little fighter .who would have made a notable success in the ring if he hadnt gone in for the freak stuff is Pal More, of Memphis. At the outset of his Career he was not a freak. He knocked Kid Williams down twice when the Baltimore bohunk was bantam chamHe beat Johnny Ertle and pion. Pete Herman- decisively, using a midtwo when these straight style, gets w'ere considered the best in the land. Suddenly he switched tb awesome dancing antics, and just as suddenly he lost his punching skill. He continued to annoy some of the good ones, but he will never win the cham, - pionship. Harry Greb is the most celebrated of all freaks of pugilism. Probably he has advanced further than any of the others. Yet he is not a real champion, and the chances are he never wrill be. The class is a mongrel division. The Pittsburgher added little to his prestige by whipipng Gene Tunney for title that A Cleveland freak is Johnny Karr, nee Karpinski. He has byen a freak since his amature days His weird style amused the fans, Karpinski disclosing a native comedic trait, played to their smiles. Ultimately he found himself a confirmed freak , fighter. Now Junny Dunn ispointing him for the welterweight title.' Recently he held Jock Malone even in Columbus. (And more recently Malone gave Bryan Downey a pasting). Maybe Karr is destined to be the first freak to attain a legitimate championship. And maybe not. Crit-- j ical students of boxing,; however, will i light-heavyweig- ht bet you money he isnt," MR. WlSLER HONORED I company. He is now engaged as a accountant at Stockton, where The Post is in receipt of a mes- public is he reported to have built up a fine sage from Stockton, Calif., telling of business. the election of Lester O. Wisler to the office of president of the CaliforSome men who keep their religion nia chapter of the National Associarealize it is tion of Certified Public Accountants, in their wifes name own. in than safer their there a recent organization meeting at at San Francisco. The woman who wants a model Mr. Wisler js well known in Provo, where he was at one time the man- husband ought to buy a statue of a Mercantile man. Thats a model. ager of the Wood-Clifto- n Sentenced To Serve Time in Jail j EAT AT Earl J. Steedman of Mafhmoth was sentenced Saturday by Judge Abe W. Turner to serve"a term of ten days in .the county jail and pay a fine of $150, or in lieu of payment of said fine to serve an additional term of eighty days in jail on a charge of .intoxication. While under the influence of liquor Steedman is reported to have driven an automobile, accompanied by a young lad, from Spanish Fork to Pleasant View, where he left the girl and drove back to Provo. The young lady went into a home and telephoned the officers, and Deputy Sheriff Frank Roper arrested Steedman on his way back to Provo. Emils Cafe Daily Dinner Ready at 11:30 a. m. Also N Short Orders The Best the Market Affords Moderate Prices. Half Block North of happy is she whose life partner remembers to repeat occasionally, I love you, and to celebrate the wedding day. Fountain OUR BIG AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE OFFERS THE MOST REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITIES TO SAVE HARDLY EXPECT TO FIND PRICES SO LOW. A FEW OF THE BARGAINS OFFERED ful day. Dr. and Mrs. N. C .Spalding enter- tained at dinner Fridav evening for Mrs. John H. Dixon, Professor and Mrs. C. O. Nelson and family and Mrs. L. O. Witman of Payson. Flowers formed the table centerpiece. CLEARANCE CLEARANCE Bleach Cloth Banners Krepe Knit All colors The Seniol- Girls Sewing club of the Sixth ward M. I. A. will meet this evening at the home of Miss Barbara Paxman. Mrs. Peter Jensen will be the assistant hostess. 49c value - SOCIAL STATUS legitimate foundation. Provo Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Spalding and family motored to Lagoon, Wednesday, where they spent a most delight- t , joying a delightful outing at th& Stewart ranch, south fork, in Provo Before returning to their canyon. homes, the scouts will make the climb to the summit of Mt. Timpanogos, and will visit the caves in American of gloves. Fork canyon. Johnny Dundee was one of the first of the moderns to snap bis The descendants of Andrew H. fine Italian fingers in the face of the Scott are planning to hold the annual venerable canons of pugilism. Youve family reunion this year at the Gene- read of Johnny the Jumping Jack for va lake resort on August' 21. The ten years or more. Once he gave days entertainment will include a you a delectably thrill: he held program of musical numbers and Kilbane to atdraw in twenty short speeches, a business session, a Johnny rounds on the coast. Kilbane had program of sporting events and a just won the title. Dundee was dance. The friends of the members coming along. He, had the stuff. just He of the family are cordially invited to was young, game and inspired. But attend. he was a freak. He didnt stand up i and lead and counter like the reguMiss Ada Saxey has returned to lar fighters. Instead he jumped her home in this city, after having spent the summer at the Saxey sum- Miss Dorothy Irvine of Salt Lake City is a Provo visitor, the guest of Miss Lorna Bagley. r I Della Williams was hostess at a childrens birthday party at her home Friday evening, in honor of her sister-in-laMiss Murl Williams, whose 11th birthday anniversary oc-- j curred on that day. Contest games and music contributed to the success of the evening. Dainty refreshments were served to fifteen. well-appoint- ed BALLOON DANCE ' I ! Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Roundy enter- ANOTHER BIG I ( . By Request 4. s diamond, but mostly mental freaks. Like Rube Waddell, for example. Willie Keeler was no freak. Rather he was a scientist. He wss the first to recognize that hitting consists of more than merely taking a toe hold and swinging with all ones might at every pitch. He made place hitting an art. Babe Ruth is no freak. He is simply a physical giant with a high appreciation of the value of perfect timing the science ot meeting the pitch with the bat at the precise moment when the greatest results may be obtained.'" However, Ruth, like all human emgiues capable of trptaendous power, will generating cease functioning with a startling abruptness one of these afternoons. Maurice McLoughlin, the tennis champion from the Pacific coast, was an athletic freak in that he mastered the essentially scientific game of tennis by the sheer force of his bulletlike service. Attached to his great speed was an accuracy that was little short of astonishing. Others had had speed but lacked control. Still others had had control without speed. The Comet, however, had them both, and as long as he wras able to whizz the white ball across the net heights. But there is a limit to human energy, and when McLoughlin with terrific velocity he ruled the reached this limit he faded from the championship scene as quickly as he had arrived. Many of his contemporaries, you will note, are still listed among the first ten. The freak of the prize ring illustrates convincingly the futility of a radical departure from accepted standards. No freak has ever held an important championship. Only one has ever come cloise. And there have been many freaks in the game sumed all sorts of fanta tic, cubistic attitude in the ring. Dundees skill was not based on a 29c CLEARANCE Collar and Cuff Sets Winnies mother had recently moved into a new neighborhood. One day she was upstairs dressing wThen the doprbell rang. Run and open the door. said mother. If its company let me know and Ill be right down. Winnie obediently opened the door and gleefully shouted up the stairway, Oh, muvver, the doggie next door has come over to visit us, and he brought a lady with him! IffigSS Values to 75c 29c All shades CLEARANCE CLEARANCE Silk Crepe Dresses French, Scotch and Tissue Ginghams Values to $22.50 $3.95 value $12.75 $2,49 CLEARANCE Knight Wool Batts $3.50 Batts for iS2.69 $2.50 Batts for YOU WOULD - Ginghams Values to 85c CLEARANCE 49c Gingham Dresses CLEARANCE f Sizes 2 tb 20 $350 Values $1.00' t Knit Bloomers 39c Value i 29c SALE ENDS SALE ENDS Saturday Night, Saturday Night, AUGUST 12 , ' a -- w - AUGUST 12 |
